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Information of 吒
Pinyin
zhà、 zhā
Radical
口
Strokes
6 strokes
Usage
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Definition
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吒 [zhā]
1. Used in mythological names, such as Nezha (哪吒), Jinze (金吒), and Muze (木吒).
2. Used in place names, such as Zuzu Village (祖村) in Guangxi.
- Used in mythological legends as a character name.
- Example: In "Investiture of the Gods" (《封神演义》) there are characters like Nezha (哪吒), Jinze (金吒), and Muze (木吒).
3. To roar in anger.
- Compound word: 叱吒 (chìzhà).
4. Verb meaning to roar in anger.
- Example: "In the Classic of Mountains and Seas" (《山海经．北山经》), it describes a beast resembling a leopard with a long tail, a human head, and an ox's ears, having one eye, named Zhūqián, which is skilled at roaring.
5. Verb meaning to feel deep sorrow.
- Example: In "Selections of Literature" (《文选》), by Guo Pu in his poem "Seven Poems of the Immortals" (游仙诗七首之四): "At the riverbank, I grieve for the elderly, and alone, I sorrowfully lament."